Thursday, May 31, 2007
Time to Boycott Chinese Products
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Over-Zealous Mom?
Arkansas Mom Prepares for Birth of 17th Child
LITTLE ROCK — The Duggars are once again pulling out the pink ruffles and lace as they prepare for the birth of baby number 17.
Michelle Duggar said Monday in a telephone interview from her northwest Arkansas home that the whole family is excited about the arrival of the baby girl they will name Jennifer Danielle, keeping with the family tradition of giving the child a name that begins with J.
Jennifer Danielle is due July 27.
Duggar, 40, said she was doing fine with her latest pregnancy. Although she has gotten older since she had her first child at age 21, she said, she still has plenty of energy and only minor aches and pains.
"With each baby, God's given me the grace and the energy to keep going, and they really keep you going," she said. "I feel like a 20-year-old kid, but I'm realizing my body isn't that 20-year-old. I don't get up and play the games as hard as I used to, and I try to be a little more careful."
Duggar said she and husband Jim Bob, a former state representative and U.S. senate candidate, view each phase of their children's lives as an adventure.
"I've never been a mom of a 19-year-old young man and a 17-year-old young man and woman, so every phase of parenting is an exciting adventure" Duggar said.
The Duggars home school their children at their 7,000-square foot home in Tontitown. The couple's oldest child, Joshua, is 19, and their youngest, Johanna Faith, is 19 months. Their children include two sets of twins.
Because the couple sees each child as a blessing from God, Michelle Duggar said they will, as long as she is able, accept each child they are given.
"Really, our heart is we would love to receive whatever gifts or blessings the Lord wants to give us," she said. "But I love the baby stage and I can't imagine life without having a toddler in the house."
Two of the Duggar children, Janna, 17, and Jill, 15, attended Johanna's birth at St. Mary's hospital in Rogers in 2005. Duggar said the two girls, who both have an interest in becoming midwives or nurses, may attend Jennifer's birth as well.
And though she has 16 children, Duggar said that each child is so different there are times when she feels like she knows nothing about parenting.
"Here I am a mama with her 17th child on the way, and so many people think 'Oh you've got it all figured out,"' Duggar said. "I am still learning. Just when I think I've got something figured out I try it on the next one and it doesn't work."
The Duggars' other children are John David, 17; Jessa, 14; Jinger, 13; Joseph, 12; Josiah, 11; Joy-Anna, 10; Jeremiah, 8; Jedidiah, 8; Jason, 7, James, 5; Justin, 4; and Jackson Levi, 2.
Project, Life, & BS
My um-teenth attempt at the box lid is coming along nicely, only have 2 sides left and the attaching process. I sure hope it works this time! LOL I'm tired of it not working!
I heard some bad news from a chat pal last night... My beloved zoo back home has been impacted by all the flooding in KS lately... They've had to evacuate a lot of their animals to drier ground. This isn't a good thing! Too bad you can't move rain clouds. I'm sure GA and FL would take 'em!.
Anyway, I'll post more when I'm feeling more talkative.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Project update
Friday, May 25, 2007
Project Comedy
I also wanted to show off this cute little guy I found at the thrift store this week!! Aint he just adorable? And at a quarter, I couldn't resist!!! I'm quite the knick-knack fiend if the price is right and it's cute enough. Then again I also love cute beanies and other stuffed animals. I collect them almost as much as I do history ebooks! When I can afford to that is - my collection of ebooks are all free ones :)
Comcast issues?
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Another attempt
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Some news thoughts
I think this recent CRAP with Rosie O'Donnel is just a big publicity ploy on her part. She wants to be known as the best thing that ever walked onto that set, and all she is is a big blabbering fool. She has said so much rediculous crap recently it's hard to stand by her. And while I don't agree with Ms. Hasselbeck politically all the time, I admire her standing up to Rosie and for her beliefs.
What is it with the "border security" laws? Why can't we enforce the laws we have on the books? You think poor Americans won't take jobs working at McDonald's? WRONG! If it's what is available, at least the poorest will take it. But no, it goes to idiots here illegally that can't even speak our language. I can see the farm hands, most of us won't work 12 hours in the farms getting burned day in and day out, especially not for wages that the farmers can afford to pay. FINE. Let them have those jobs. BUT, after the growing season, go back home! Go through the legal channels to get citizenship.
Why are gas prices so high? I seen in today's paper a picture of a gas sign in Chicago: 4.39/gal or something like that! OMFGG THAT IS OUTRAGEOUS! It's time we tax the **** out of these big gas companies and require that they not pass the costs on. The only way they get out of the taxes is upgrading facilities and/or capacity. Use that money to help the people hurting so bad buy more fuel-efficient vehicles, hybrids, or go towards mass transit. Lets hope that we finally get out of our fuel dependency. Hydrogen should be the new fuel of the future. It doesn't have pollution issues that ethanol does. It's only byproduct is water - which could be used in the home or on the farms... think about it!!! It's genius!
I seen Congressman Biden on TV today. I actually liked what he was saying for the most part. I haven't heard much about him mainly because of the focus on Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama, Mr. Giulani, and Mr. McCain. But he seemed reasonable, smart, logical, and genuine. Let's see if this holds up. I really would appreciate comments!!
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Gargh!
A troubling weekend...
Somehow - mind you I've only been in Philadelphia city limits ONCE and that was months ago at night for a concert - my name and the home telephone number (which is NOT in my name) ended up on a bathroom stall in a very uhm... BAD part of Philly in some bar that wasn't uhm.... friendly to us Northern European folk (is that PC enough?). How it got there, I don't know. I didn't even know that's what was happening until the second creep that called fessed up to where he got the number. The first idiot called Wednesday night at 1130pm (mind you I get up every am at 445) just as I'm dozing off. So not knowing WTF is going on, I'm freaking out and of course don't sleep to well. Well, Thursday while my boyfriend is relaxing after a week's work (he works 4 days a week to get his 40 hours, so Thursday is his "Friday"), I get the second call at about 730pm. He at least was nice about it when he realized that I wasn't some *****. He was polite enough to give me where it was, except he wouldn't say what bar. So when my boyfriend came home that night, I let him deal with it. Let's just say by Friday afternoon, thanks to our roommate, the number was removed and blacked out and thanks to the boyfriend, those guys know never to call here again at least, and hopefully will never call another number they get off a bathroom wall.
The mystery still exists who would do such a thing to me. Was it a prank intended on my boyfriend and the person who did this was immature so as to involve his girl? Was it someone upset with my boyfriend and decided to make a low blow? I don't know. It can't be me - and I don't mean to sound selfish here - but I barely know anyone here!!! It's not like I'm a social butterfly. I'm quite antisocial actually! There are really only a couple possibilites, and our chief suspect is vehemently denying responsibility, though only the roommate is buying it. The only other thing I can think of is someone from his previous employer. But though many may know OF me, very few know my name from his work, both previous and current. So that's really not a viable option. And we're a way's out from Philly... and people here tend to avoid Philadelphia like the plague unless absolutely needed! It's too far of a drive to just go bar hopping and too dangerous too! So it doesn't make any sense for anyone around us to do it unless they were down in the area for work, which leaves our chief suspect and our roommate... who wouldn't dare. He's a gentleman, if he wanted to pull a prank on my boyfriend he'd do it while they were here... making him too strong a drink or something. He'd never involve me. Heck he's the almost as protective of me as my boyfriend is... kinda happens when the guys are best friends. So that in my mind leaves only one option. And honestly, the guy kinda creeped me out the first time I met him months ago. Perhaps I was onto something? And now that I think about it even the cats have been wary around him. They haven't loved up on him like they have most of our other guests. Gotta love cats... I should listen more often!
Anyways...
Well Friday went off a lot better. By the time we got the situation resolved it was time for us to go out. It was time for me to get out of the house, pig out, pick up a pool stick, and try my hand for the first time in probably a year and a half. My elbow was so out of it I was only good for two games. But I didn't do too bad for an amateur. I seem to have a tendency to bring a lot of uhm... energy to the game. Even the pros seem to miss their shots. And no guys I'm not cheating. No hip wiggling, etc. Usually I walk away from the table to get a drink of my Sprite, so I'm nowhere close. No cheating distractions here. I won the first game on penalty (its the only way I can beat my boyfriend). Scratched on the 8ball. Whoopsie! He had me on the 2nd one though, but I only had 2 balls left. Not bad for me playin an ol pro! Oh I forgot to mention the food more! Oh dear I ate like a cow. LITERALLY... well sorta. I had a half-rack of ribs and sides for lunch, which I absolutely DESTROYED. Then while we were playing pool a little while later, the waitress came out with a pizza for someone else... which just got me hungry again! So off I went to eat again! I had half of a personal pizza, and not one of them tiny Pizza Hut types either. This was almost as big as the regular small pizzas you can order! I was hungry! And we can't forget about the onion rings! But most of the rings and the other half of the pizza was Saturday's lunch. Being as skinny as I am, I think everyone thought I wasn't eating, but I squelched that thought fast! But it sure did feel good to get out for a while, though by the end of the night I was ready to go home. I was home and OUT cold asleep by 8pm. That's how antisocial I am, 6 hours in public wears me out and makes me hide for another few months LOL. That's why I really want to work from home... I don't do well around people!! Especially during mood swing week! LOL
Anyways, that was the extent of fun for this past weekend, we'll see how next one goes.
A Great Video
Thursday, May 17, 2007
One for the Guys (and not so self-concious chicks)
Is it just me or does Shakira move much more fluidly, and Beyonce look more forced? Just the way Shakira moves, it's so smooth, she doesn't have to accentuate any part of her body to get attention like Beyonce does in most of her videos, this one included. Shakira's body does the talking for her. Now please don't think I'm bi or gay or something. I just WISH I could move like Shakira does, heck so does my boyfriend! LOL I just can't help, especially at the end of the video, seeing Beyonce moving much more forcibly and Shakira just going with the music. Maybe Shakira's just more a pro at it. Maybe it's her cultural upbringing. I don't know. I just wish I had her figure! But I got this one, ache as it does. My boyfriend loves it, so good. I'll keep it I guess LOL.
Thoughts and Weird News
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
The TRUE Reasons we were attacked on 9/11/01
1. We're too free.
2. We treat our women better.
3. We're richer.
4. We're happier.
5. We have more prestige and clout.
6. (Summarizing 1-5) They hate us because they're jealous!
7. We have a military presence in the middle east, especially in Saudi Arabia (they conveniently ignore the fact our presence was REQUESTED by the Saudis).
8. They hate us because we're not a radical islamic state.
So, what are we to do? Will leaving Iraq help? Nope. I'm more and more convinced we're in a catch 22. If we leave, they will see it as a win and take down what 'government' exists in Iraq. Yet if we stay, we will lose more and more soldiers, may invite another attack on home soil, and lets admit it, get stuck for years to come. We have to do something. It's time we make the Iraqis be responsible for their future so we're not.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Jerry Falwell is DEAD!
Monday, May 14, 2007
Miscellaneous
Why are those two border patrol agents in prison? They were doing their job! Can someone please explain to me how you can be imprisoned by the government for doing the job they hired and paid you to do? That'd be like undercover police officers on drug stings getting thrown in prison on drug charges.
Why do so many evangelicals fear Mormons so much? Have we as a society become so PC (politcally correct) that anyone different than us is evil? I have known many people of different faiths, and my ex-boyfriend's best friend and his family are Mormons. They are some of the kindest, gentlest, honest, hard-working people I've ever met (never mind they're legal Mexican immigrants... and we all know my stance... or will in a second). Can we not take people at face value for who they are and instead judge them based on our pre-conceived notions of their religion or some other reason?
Why are we so divided on border security? God forbid we snuck into Mexico. We'd stick out like a sore thumb so bad we'd be arrested instantly, thrown in prison, and left to die. This situation needs to be resolved. We need to have a high-tech fence, so as not to destroy the beauty of the environment (hopefully we have a way of not hurting crossing animals). We need a border patrol with the authority to send illegals back and arrest those committing crimes. We need to make English the official language - everyone else who emigrated here learned English to survive, even if they spoke their native language at home. We need to expedite the legal immigrant proceedings to help deter those who want to come legally but can't wait any longer. And we need, most importantly, to pressure the Mexican government to take responsibility for their country and citizens.
How can so many people stand by and watch a young man beat the **** out of a 91 year old WW2 vet? I'm a small woman, but God forbid I was around, I'd be neck-beating, balls-kicking, and if all else failed, eye-assaulting the assailant. It's not that the guy was a WW2 vet, that's just the icing on the cake. We young Americans need to protect those who can't protect themselves - the elderly and the young (and guys, we expect you to put especially us small women in that category if we're getting our butts beat by a bohemouth of a person). But that being said, I myself cannot stand by and watch someone get beaten up. Maybe it's because I was when I was young. I was the target of so much bullying it's sad. I won't take it anymore.
What's up with the recent backlash against "shock jocks" and why are commentators like Hannity, Colmes, Limbaugh and (Glenn) Beck being watched like the shock jocks? Imus said much worse stuff before and didn't get fired. Now he's suing and will probably join Howard Stern on satellite. Much as I can't stand all of the commentators I mentioned (except Mr. Beck who tends to wear on me half the time but the other half I'm with him), they aren't shock jocks. They're just commenting on society and issues as they see them. Glenn said it right tonight on his TV show. If you don't like what's on the radio, TURN IT OFF! Radio, like TV, and other businesses, are in it for the money. And if the money isn't there, they're gone! They make money off of listeners / viewers. So turn it off, and eventually the show will be gone!
Last question:
What was I originally going to talk about? LOL! I forgot while I was eating a few minutes ago thinking about this post!!! I can't wait to see all the comments I get on this one...
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Thunderstorms...
My recent meeting people online through this blog has really made my day, week, and month. For a young, anti-social, shy kid, I am happy beyond words that other people enjoy my ramblings and rantings. All I've ever wanted to do is make a difference, even if it's just making someone smile. I try to make someone smile as much as I can, but some days I can't even make ME smile.
My eye has started acting up again, this weird twitching in my eyelid. I think its time I wear my glasses more often!! I used to have this issue all the time... then I got the glasses and it got better. But I think the recent sunshine has been wearing on my eyes. That'll teach me for not listening to the boyfriend!
Virginia Tech graduation
Help the victims of the Greensburg, KS Tornado
To donate to the disaster relief fund, mail a check to:
American Red Cross, 1900 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67214
Write "Greensburg Relief Fund" on the memo line of your check. You can also call 316-219-4000 during regular business hours.
Friday, May 11, 2007
Miscellaneous items from Life
Today marks the 5 year anniversary of when me and my boyfriend met n decided we'd give the relationship a try - once I got my head straight! I was fresh out of a very bad relationship, and he knew that. We'd known each other online since 1999 but it was our first face-to-face meeting. You'd never known it though, he has been my best friend since almost the first time we talked online. We just never thought it'd get past friends until we met IRL. But we both felt it but both knew we had to take our time. But we still mark that as our beginning, and even through the rough times, we've made it through. We've been on top of the mountains and in the deepest of the gutters. But when one of us is struggling, the other picks up. Every relationship has its issues, and we've worked through our own share. but we're still here to talk about it.
Comcast must be having some ISSUES. As I'm typing this, my internet connection has dropped TWICE at least, and I'm not even sure yet if I'll be able to send this by the time I finish writing! If all else fails, I'll send to a txt document, sync to the pda, copy/paste it into my inbox on there, and save a draft copy and send on a better connection! I shouldn't have too much trouble though, I'm usually pretty good about things like that when push comes to shove.
As my google homepage loaded, I was reminded why I live so far away from Philly... just read this little article! 16 shootings in 4 months on ONE corner! That's pretty much a shooting a week! I'm beginning to get jealous of those living in the middle of the state... they're far enough away from both of the monster cities to not have to think so much about that. But, I'm also quite paranoid... I'm a small-town Kansas kid! I was freaking watching Cincinnati news! And looking back, Cincinnati, just based on murder rates, is 4-5 times safer than Philly! Ahhhhhh I miss the midwest! LOL.
Just for all my cats' fans, they are doing great. Curzon's digging his nightly walks outside on leash and collar, though after we come back in it starts the scratching on the door thing which is very annoying! But I've come to figure out having the windows open doesn't help, he seems to calm down after I close them. Jadzia is doing great, she went out on her first walk last night, after I took Curzon out (who gave up trying to eat a very squirmy worm LOL). She didn't do too bad though I had to keep her under closer guard as she only has a breakaway collar, but it's soo cute and sooooo her! It's got the outdoor cat bell on it, it's a skinny purple one with white cat paws on it - soooo feminine! Nimbus went out briefly last night too, but with his cardiomyapthy I have to be cautious as to not overstimulate his heart. (And there goes the internet connection AGAIN!) And speaking of Nimbus' heart, he's doing ok, though he won't get his next check-up until November at least, when it'll be his 1-year checkup from his first 6-month checkup. If all is well then, the cardiologist is willing to wait 2 years for the next one. And at $400 a pop (at least that's what it was last November) minimally, I have no intention of dropping that much more often than need be! We seemed to have caught it early enough and he seems to be responding well to the Atenolol quarter-pills. The Purina One Urinary Tract food has been doing well with his tract and he has shown no signs of a relapse there, which is very good. He's a normal acting, looking, eating pig errrr cat! All except his daily pilling, which I pray someday he will not need anymore though if this is all it takes to give him a normal healthy life, I'll happily do it for the rest of his long life. An indoor cat shouldn't die before they hit 10, and Nim's only 4 going on 5. By Maine Coon standards, he's just getting ready to come into his prime!
Bracelet business is starting to look a little better. I got my friend MaryAnn's bracelet done, though she wants to be surprised when she sees it, so no pics yet. I'm working on my neighbor's as a payback for getting me the cat litter and she's excited. I decided to do a black triangle outline pattern (though only the two sides, not the bottom, as that'll be bordered off as I cover the edges) with random colors inside the lines. I hope to have hers done soon as hers is skinnier but longer than MaryAnn's. I'm still trying to figure out if/how I could sell them online, though my boyfriend seems to rather want me to do leather bracelets. Aren't they watchbands? LOL Shows how much I know, I've worked with yarn and canvas all my life, with the occasional drift into cross-stitching. I sure wish I could do my football paterns but I have no intention on paying outrageous copyright fees to get permission nor getting into trouble for doing it on my own. I'm not talking big fancy things, just little near-keychain size medallion-like things. I don't know. Maybe I'll freehand a pattern and hope I don't get in trouble. Maybe if it's a request from someone I won't get in trouble as I'm not marketing them much less as authorized merchandise? I don't know. Sounds like too much legal BS for me! LOL. Then what if I'm successful? I'd have to hire someone to do my business taxes for me, start charging sales tax on top of my expenses and shipping... HEADACHE TIME! LOL.
Anyways I better shut up for now before the connection craps again! Hope yall are well and feel free to leave me a message! I love getting them!
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Sign the Petition
Ahahaha! Take THAT, OJ!
Oh dear...
Chat - Good Question
By the way, I finished the roommate's bracelet this weekend, I'll have some pictures up soon (I'll post them the same time I post the pics of my best friend's bracelet that I'm working on now). I'm a busy little girl now it seems, I am trading a bracelet for cat litter for a neighbor of mine. Perhaps I should sell them for $5 or $10. But who else is going to want one? I think it's a polite fluke. I don't know though.
A Few Thoughts
Don't get me wrong, I'm glad the Queen came. She was a major tourist attraction while she was here. She probably boosted the economies of the areas she visited a good deal without spending a dime herself. She also reminded us why we're Americans. We take pride in our independence and our freedoms.
On another note, when does this melamine scare end? First it was cat and dog food contaminated with wheat glutens. Then corn was added to the list. Then rice and soy. Then they found the contaminants in pig feed. And then it was chicken feed. NOW it's in fish food too! Luckily not the fish food me and you would buy for our fish - so far. But it has been found in food fed to fish in 'fish farms' that later make it to our stores as human food. I've said this since it came out - I'll stick to Purina right now. I haven't seen any of their dry food on the recall list and I think the same can be said for their canned food. I know other Proctor and Gamble products are under recall - I just know my Purina is safe, and for that I am thankful. The rest, we'll deal with. And perhaps we'll quit importing what we can make here! I'll pay a little more - and I'm sure most other people will too - to know that our pets' food - and ours - is safe.
Monday, May 7, 2007
Meeting New People
That's little Emalee on the left with big sister Gina taken a few months ago. You know somehow in their little kiddy language Emalee must've told one heck of a joke! But that's the girls. Go figure, for a family so dominated by boys (of us known 7 grandkids, 5 of us grew up together, and only 2 of us are girls and I'm the oldest girl yet I'm almost the youngest grandkid - figures), my beloved cuz would have the two most gorgeous kids I ever laid eyes on! They have come so far from being such preemies to being near normal healthy little kids! I can't wait to see them grow up into the monster hearbreakers they're bound to be! The boys better watch out! Sunday, May 6, 2007
As seen on another's blog
Bush's Failure after Failure:
1-) War in Iraq. 2-) Failure of Intelligence before and after the war. 3-) Osama Bin Laden is still on the run. 4-) Back in 2004 Bush paid radio personality Armstrong Williams and syndicated columnist Maggie Gallagher to promote the Bush agenda. 5-) Distribution of false television news segments about the effects of drug use among young people. 6-) The use of church sermons to promote Bush during the 2004 election. 7-) Enron scandal and its connections to the Bush government. 8-) Trillions in debt. Who does Bush think will pay for our trillions of dollars of debt? 9-) Valerie Plame leak. 10-) Tom DeLay-Jack Abramoff money trail. 11-) Abu Ghraib torture. 12-) Medicare for senior citizens is a mess. 13-) Hurricane Katrina/FEMA disaster. 14-) Blatant cronyism from Bush on down. 15-) He nominated an unqualified indentured servant, Harriet Miers, for the Supreme Court. 16-) 6 east coast ports would have been protected by Dubai agency; but, because of the controversy that ensued, Dubai withdrew their bid. 17-) Bush approved a deal under which a Dubai-owned company would take control of 9 plants in the United States that manufacture parts for American military vehicles and aircraft. 18-) Telephone wiretapping. 19-) Civil War in Iraq. 20-) Never admits to have made a mistake. 21-) Darfur help against genocide came 3 years and 300,000 deaths too late. 22-) Closed doors meetings between Cheney and the energy moguls. The oil companies announcing billions in profits in 2005. The price of gas going through the roof for consumers. 23-) Haditha = Vietnam at its worst redux. Innocents killed because our soldiers are stretched physically and emotionally to their limits and more. "And the list is not finished yet..." "But you are not reporting the good news?" "Which are... hmmm? I guess there are no good news!"
Words are useless in times like these...
Friday, May 4, 2007
Mother's Day
Mom was a special woman. She fought for what was right and true, even when no one believed her. She fought for me and my rights even when no one listened. She provided for me even if it meant she went without. She sacrificed everything she knew to give me a chance, even when everyone counted me out. I'll never forget the pride, joy, and love in her face the day I graduated high school with honors and the in-laws were more proud of me than their own kids. It was our "I TOLD YOU SO" moment! Mom was probably no different than a lot of moms. But she was special to me. And for all the sacrifices she made for me, I shall ensure her memory lives on forever, as I'm sure her favorite nephew will make sure her memory lives on as well. I may have been an only child, but at least her three oldest nephews were like her own children, and she loved them as much as she did me - IF NOT MORE!!
So on this most dreaded and sad of days for me personally, I choose, even if it's just for a moment, to be happy. I choose to celebrate the woman who gave me life when others wanted me aborted, fought to keep custody of me, and made me be successful. I will always love you Mom!!!!
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
News
One must wonder if this fire will ever be contained. I can't seem to recall in my memory a fire this big in the Southeast. I hope anyone in the area is praying for rain like they've never seen before. A flood would be better than this drought-laden fire season. I wish I could send some of the rain we got here a week or two ago down to them! That fire's been buring for at least two weeks!
Motive for KC Shooting Spree?
Can there ever be a REASON to kill innocent people? We all hear about "motives"; all they really are doing is giving the criminal excuses. We as a nation need to get our heads out of our rear ends and start dealing with the people like this man and like the Virginia Tech shooter better, longer, and with the authority of the law to keep them confined until they're no longer a threat to themselves or others. And even after they're released, they should be monitored.
Pending Justice for Murdered Bronco?
How sad is it that a football player gets caught in gang warfare? The police aren't saying yet that the gang shot him down, but all the links are there, draw your own conclusions. Gangs don't care about who gets hit. They don't care if they misidentify their victims. They don't even care if innocent children get brought down in crossfire usually. I just wonder why it took so long to get indictments on these guys for the guns and drugs charges. It's illegal to be in a gang, isn't it?
Just as I thought I knew my cats...
I think this picture gives you enough of an idea of how big this cat is... from snout to rear (not including tail) he is over 2' long. Bless his little heart though, he's got cardiomyapthy. But he's doing well. I just hope I didn't put too much a strain on his heart though. But it's also the reason he doesn't go out that often - too much to get his heart racing too much. I'll let him get his exercise inside where he can quit whenever he wants to, and he seems to know when to quit very well.